Tony Colston-Hayter & Paul Morley on One Hour With Jonathan Ross
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- Tony Colston-Hayter (who established the "Freedom To Party" campaign) & Paul Morley on One Hour with Jonathan Ross on Channel 4 in 1989. Tony handcuffs himself to Jonathan Ross as a protest and then throws water over Paul Morley. This clip is taken from The 100 Greatest TV Moments From Hell
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'it's a protest that people are not allowed to dance legally after 3am'
'Well who gives a toss!'
Basically anyone who wanted their night out to be more than 8 pints of Hofmeister, a dance around the handbag at Ritzy's until the 12.30 curfew and a punch up at the taxi queue.
TCH was arrogant and a profiteer, but ultimately what he did helped create a revolutionary change in music and nightlife culture that put the UK at the forefront.
I wasn't there but I would say it was the ravers themselves that changed UK nightlife and not this Thatcherite child.
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HEAD SLAPPING
Oh man those were the days...... Tv is so PC and bullshit now
Who is that journalist trying to convince he was being condescending all interview telling him what to wear and then calling him stupid he deserved that
Is Paul Morley still bloody bangin' on about Kylie minogoo?
Silly sod.
Who's that girl ?
It’s Siouxsie Sioux, formerly of Siouxsie and the Banshees.
Didnt I see a clip of Ross havin it large in Ibizia a few years back...... he finally got on the bandwagon then after sneering at ravers on this show - unfortunately Ross not cutting edge and far too late!
Tony Colston-Hayter was a true pioneer and he brought rave culture to the masses.
Ross and Morley are the ones looking stupid here
Tony was only 22 and pretty arrogant as most hugely successful 22 year olds are. He was brought on this show to be destroyed - if you watch the whole show, rather than this edited clip, Ross kicks it off by saying something like "whats so special about kids throwing their arms about in a field"
22 years old against the whole British establishment TCH pulled off Longwick. Nothings ever come close to that.
His downfall was that he thought he could manipulate the media.
also that huge fraud he did
@@sevendaughters Yeah some sort of mega computer hack, you gotta hand it to the guy I suppose
@@damianb2374 what does that mean alt right? Tony had no interest in politics. The press were in full yuppie excitement at the time. The fact he was young and had a mobile phone got him that handle. He was known to be fair in all his dealings with djs
@@damianb2374 Tony loved the music and wanted to put on parties. It’s that simple and the organisation around his events was quality. Everyone got paid. Of course he made money why the hell not - he deserved it.